Beitr Gerichtl Med
December 1989
Systemic affects by multiple hits of corpuscular material are not seen until a level of ergy about 600-800 J is reached. A major determinant is the sum of energy. A potentiating effect could not be observed.
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March 1990
In spite of numerous work on in vitro proton relaxation time investigations of biological tissue, many questions still remain open. In this study we focused on spin-lattice (T1) relaxation time measurements of mouse liver tissue in order to estimate the time-after-excision effects. The post mortem behaviour of excised tissue was measured up to four hours in intervals of about nine minutes.
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February 1990
Despite numerous work on spin-lattice (T1) relaxation in vitro, not much attention has been paid on spin-spin (T2) relaxation until now. In this study we are presenting spin-spin relaxation time measurements of mouse liver tissue in order to estimate the time-after-excision effects. The post mortem behaviour of excised tissue was investigated up to four hours in intervals of about nine minutes.
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September 1987
According to our present knowledge hypometabolism and hypothermia in uremia are most probably due to direct actions of toxic substances at the cellular level. A cardiovascular etiology seems less possible. A similar reduction of oxygen consumption as observed in uremia can be produced by 5 mg/kg body wt.
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